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2 Short Stories by Philip Harris
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Overview: Philip Harris is a speculative fiction author and video game developer. Originally born near Oxford, England, he now lives on the West Coast of Canada where he spends his days developing video games and his nights writing speculative fiction - anything from horror to science fiction to fantasy.
His first publication, Letter From a Victim, appeared in the award winning magazine, Peeping Tom, in 1995. Since then he has been published in numerous magazines and anthologies including Garbled Transmissions, So Long, and Thanks for All The Brains and James Ward Kirk's Best of Horror 2013.
He has also worked as security for Darth Vader.
His science fiction novel, Glitch Mitchell and the Unseen Planet is a homage to the old Buster Crabbe Flash Gordon serials has just been released.
Genre: Science Fiction & Fantasy
Saviour
Sometimes the strangest friends can be found in the strangest places.
For Yuki, the cave is a sanctuary. It's somewhere she can shelter from the deadly heat of the sun until winter comes. If she can survive that long.
When a young girl, Alice, finds her, Yuki is drawn into a friendship she hadn't realised she needed. But how long before the prejudices of the outside world encroach on their friendship?
And can Yuki survive when they do?
Curfew
War has raged for over 160 years, the reasons for the conflict long since forgotten. Violent gangs roam the streets of a city in chaos, preying on the innocent and the careless. Friends die. Family die.
But there are worse things in the darkness. Worse things beyond the curfew.
Curfew is a post-apocalyptic supernatural thriller. It's a short story, approximately 20 pages long, and contains scenes of violence.
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Requirements: ePUB Reader, 353 kB
Overview: Philip Harris is a speculative fiction author and video game developer. Originally born near Oxford, England, he now lives on the West Coast of Canada where he spends his days developing video games and his nights writing speculative fiction - anything from horror to science fiction to fantasy.
His first publication, Letter From a Victim, appeared in the award winning magazine, Peeping Tom, in 1995. Since then he has been published in numerous magazines and anthologies including Garbled Transmissions, So Long, and Thanks for All The Brains and James Ward Kirk's Best of Horror 2013.
He has also worked as security for Darth Vader.
His science fiction novel, Glitch Mitchell and the Unseen Planet is a homage to the old Buster Crabbe Flash Gordon serials has just been released.
Genre: Science Fiction & Fantasy
Saviour
Sometimes the strangest friends can be found in the strangest places.
For Yuki, the cave is a sanctuary. It's somewhere she can shelter from the deadly heat of the sun until winter comes. If she can survive that long.
When a young girl, Alice, finds her, Yuki is drawn into a friendship she hadn't realised she needed. But how long before the prejudices of the outside world encroach on their friendship?
And can Yuki survive when they do?
Curfew
War has raged for over 160 years, the reasons for the conflict long since forgotten. Violent gangs roam the streets of a city in chaos, preying on the innocent and the careless. Friends die. Family die.
But there are worse things in the darkness. Worse things beyond the curfew.
Curfew is a post-apocalyptic supernatural thriller. It's a short story, approximately 20 pages long, and contains scenes of violence.
Download Instructions:
(Closed Filehost) http://uploads.to/ldl4qicbyw9o
https://userscloud.com/kawtpc00ju9n
